Trending Ngayon: 'Facebook Reels, content creators and YouTube Shorts'

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Melbourne-based content creator Ralph Martinez utilises Facebook Reels to connect with kababayans in the Philippines and other countries; After its launch in India in September 2020 and roll out across America in March 2021, YouTube Shorts quickly surpassed 6.5 billion daily views globally. Credit: Ralph Martinez, Facebook and YouTube Shorts

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On SBS Filipino's 'Trending Ngayon' segment, we learn about the most 'trending topics' everyone is talking about online worldwide, as well as in Australia and the Philippines.

Key Points
  • With Facebook Reels, millions of people are more engaged in uploading short videos on social media.
  • Over 140 billion reels are watched daily on Facebook apps.
  • In the first year since its launch, YouTube Shorts has hit 1.5 billion monthly logged-in users worldwide.
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